Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures - Lesson 5

September 9, 2015

Confessing the Word of God is the process by which faith is deposited and released in our lives. We hear the Word of God as it is read and confessed, and over time, as we hear God's promises over and over again, it eventually drops down into our spirit, where faith is then activated. When this happens the promises of God become a reality in our life! Please listen and follow along to Deuteronomy 7:13 in English and Hebrew :

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